
Red Beans Fall in the Spring Fields
红豆落春田
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 177k Words
- Genre
- Two Female Leads
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
82Chapters
16Reads
3Listens
1.7kReads · all time
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Reader comments 6
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The beginning of the book is not as written as the beginning. It feels like there is more to the previous chapter. In fact, it is quite good to read. There are many characters and the text is more connotative. The listening mode is not suitable. You have to read the text to understand the novel. The first part I saw in the preference push was the second part. , I said that the beginning seemed to be in the middle of the story (more so than the beginning of the upper part), and I felt something was wrong, so I found the upper part from the author's content. After reading the upper part, I now want to rush to the second part~ (spoiler alert, I have already read the ending he [full]
The intricate relationships and emotions between the characters are so well written, and the information density is relatively high. It reads smoothly and without lag, and the writing style is also very good. I was hooked after reading only a few pages and stayed up all night long. It is a very exciting story.
The content is warm and healing, and the protagonist is not crazy or crazy [laughing] Recommended
This is the first part, the next part will continue
Tell it in a eloquent way, it's not bad! I always feel that the author is wandering between seriousness and childishness when writing, sometimes rambling and sometimes hasty strokes, and the characterization is sometimes delicate and sometimes rough. For most readers who just want to read the plot, the pace may be a bit slow, but overall it is not bad.
Is there any follow-up? Or should we let the readers make up their own minds about the second half? Falling into a trap?